Here are Fluffer’s top ten Deap Vally tracks

Wrap your ears around some of Deap Vally's best bangers ahead of their upcoming Pit Party.

Published: 1:25 pm, August 17, 2017

Next week, Deap Vally are playing the second of a handful of Fluffer Pit Parties, a series of super secret gigs taking place in London (pick up your tickets here).

The idea is pretty simple: we have the dates, and we have the bands, but where will they play? You’ll have to wait and see: ticket holders won’t be emailed the address until 24 hours before it all goes down.

To celebrate the carnage that awaits, Fluffer have put together their Top Ten Deap Vally tracks - everything from early songs like ‘Walk Of Shame’ and ‘Raw Material’, through to latest single ‘Julian’.

Turn the volume up and plug in, it’s time to get loud.

BABY I CALL HELL
The classic! Pounding drums. A riff to wake the dead. Full on fuzz. What is not to love.

SMILE MORE
That opening riff does what it says on the tin. Can not wait for the sing along at pit parties to this one!

GONNAWANNA
Softer vocals than most of the other songs. An anthem for disenfranchised youth. Vital.

WALK OF SHAME
Delivery of the vocals place Lindsey as one of the best in the world. Raw, 110% unadulterated attitude. And that riff. Massive.

CREEPLIFE
From the first Sistrionix album. Love the attitude and energy. Drum beat across the toms rocks hard. No one likes a creep.

ROYAL JELLY
Slower paced, more foreboding than previous tracks. Works a treat. Again the fuzz is something special. Gonna have to find out what pedals Lindsey uses.

LITTLE BABY BEAUTY QUEEN
Manic. Opening bars feel quite Metzy. Pit will go off for this. Magical work around the toms from Julie.

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